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arXiv Robotics — research abstracts· Haitang Feng, Zhuoman Liu, Zhennan Wang, Sheng Wang, Juelin Li, Chengzhi Zhao, Hexiang Wei, Lin Shao·· 4 days agoSignalEditorial score75

Seeing and Imagining as One: Unified Video Generation and 4D Perception for Embodied World Modeling

Seeing and Imagining as One: Unified Video Generation and 4D Perception for Embodied World Modeling

Summary

This research presents GenSight, a unified embodied world model that integrates future video generation with dense perception of geometric, semantic, and motion structures into a single pretrained video diffusion transformer. By using a shared DiT backbone and lightweight task modulation, GenSight predicts all modalities within the same architecture and supports both multi-step future video generation with aligned dense predictions and single-step dense perception from observed videos. Trained on embodied manipulation data spanning multiple robot embodiments and human-hand interactions, GenSight demonstrates strong performance in both tasks, highlighting the effectiveness of unifying seeing and imagining for embodied world modeling.

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The paper introduces GenSight, a unified video diffusion transformer that jointly performs future video generation and dense 4D perception (geometry, semantics, motion) within a shared spatiotemporal representation, trained on embodied manipulation data across multiple robot embodiments and human-hand interactions.

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